about dneero and some surveys

About dneero surveys, I have received two 20-dollar cash outs from them already. Well, these surveys aren't much, considering that my blog (soloflighted.com) started November last year. 40 bucks may not be enough, knowing that the space it consumes in one's blog may be too much of a clutter to some.

However for me, it just fits right. The theme of my site is green, which somewhat blends with the main colors of the survey form. In any case, you just have to post the code necessary to your blog entry and just let it generate some page impressions which isn't such a problem when you're blog already has a certain number of traffic .

Anyway, speaking of surveys, I'm a bit intrigued of those surveys that offer you a whole lot of income if you apply for them. The problem is that you don't know which one to trust because they're very good at luring you by offering countless promises. The question I have in my mind is "Which one should I trust?" I asked a blogger friend who knows more about it that they're all a bunch of scam. Because these sites that tell you to apply for them with require a registration fee that would range from 30 to 100 dollars.

Of course, with that being said, one would really be apprehensive. When I tried to search for some more information from different forums, some people who tried the programs would say they're not worth it.

I don't want to be a victim of course. Especially that I'm saving my money so I can pay off some debts. So which one can be trusted? As for now, I'm good with these dneero surveys; even if they're small, at least I know I can get some out of it.

dneero

I applied for Dneero surveys online. They pay you a certain amount if you answer a survey and post it into your blog. Once it generates a number of impressions, then you'll be earning some cash. For every $20 you will receive a payout through paypal.

After applying for an account, I checked on some surveys to answer and readily copied the codes and posted them on my blog. I was advised to use the "Generic Flash Embedding" cause the surveys only generate income once the whole survey is being read by visitors online. Instead of people clicking on the dneero link in order for them to read the survey, you can just use "Generic Flash Embedding" so it will come up directly as a page already. You may also use the code setting for the "Blogger" as well as I believe they have the same outcome. Here's what it looks like.

things I did

I started earning money for extra tasks from the admin during November of 2007. But it's only now that I started to earn money for my site. Here's a list of things I did that began my adventures in the blogging business.

I initially wrote "Things to Do" for this list, but since I can't guarantee that you'll have the same outcome as I do, I replaced it with "Things I Did". This mainly serves as a guide for reference.

Things I Did:

• Create a Paypal account - This is used for cash (or should I say cashless) transactions. This is the main mode of payment used by generally everyone.
  

• Apply for a Union Bank EON Account - In order for you to apply for a paypal account, you need to have a credit card (Mastercard or Visa). Since I didn't have any at that time, my admin suggested that I apply for a Union Bank EON account which is the only savings account that accepts paypal in the Philippines.
  

• Create a Blog! - This is where you earn cash as you blog. The best place that accepts most of those advertisements and paid posts as well as customize your page for your pleasure would be... you guessed it right, Blogger/Blogspot. But since I already had one (with a lot of entries at that) my admin purchased a domain for me. She bought a domain at Wordpress.

Note: Your blog should meet certain requirements imposed by different pay per post sites (e.g. blog must be 3 months old, must all have original content, etc.).

• Apply for a Dneero Survey Account - This isn't much but it can be handy at times. You can only get a certain amount for every survey you take and post to your site. It doesn't hurt to earn some while taking surveys.
  

• Apply for Google Adsense - This is where most people with a website (with high traffic) earn their moolah. You just have to copy and paste the codes and place them on your site. For every click *ehem* for every VALID click, you get a few cent's worth of revenue.
  

By the way, don't ever, ever, ever, EVER, EVER!!! click on your own ads. I can't stress it more.

• Apply for Paid Post Sites - Where I earn most of my income through blogging since in my blog, I more or less advertise different products.
  

I'll be writing posts with better detail of the thing I mentioned above.